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How Beth Vogt Went from Unpublished to Award-Winning Author

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on May 5, 2020
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Our guest today won the 2019 AWSA Award for Contemporary Novel of the Year; she has also won a Christy Award and a Carol Award. Beth Vogt, welcome to the Christian Publishing Show!

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How Beth Vogt Went from Unpublished to Award-Winning Author

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on May 5, 2020
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Our guest today won the 2019 AWSA Award for Contemporary Novel of the Year; she has also won a Christy Award and a Carol Award. Beth Vogt, welcome to the Christian Publishing Show! Links: Website/blog  Instagram   Facebook  Twitter  Pinterest   Goodreads  Amazon Author Page Things I Never Told You (Affiliate Link) The Best We’ve Been (Affiliate […]
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Author Branding & Book Launching with Randy Ingermanson

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on April 28, 2020
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A strong book launch is the key to success for most best-selling books. But how do you launch strongly if you are not already famous? One tool is email. Email is one of the most effective tools for launching a book. One of the things I teach in my course, the Book Launch Blueprint, is to build your email list long before your launch. People ask when they should start preparing for their book …

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Author Branding & Book Launching with Randy Ingermanson

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on April 28, 2020
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Book Launch Branding and How to Launch a Book With a Small Email List with Randy Ingermanson
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It Is About You—and That’s Good!

By Tamela Hancock Murrayon April 23, 2020
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I may have addressed this topic in a blog long ago, but it bears repeating. If you see a blog post written by someone you’re in contact with and think you were the source of that blog, you could be right. And that’s good. Say, for example, you asked a question about developing a sympathetic heroine. Then, behold! You see a blog post about that topic the next day. It could be a coincidence; the …

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Don’t Make These Post-Rejection Mistakes

By Bob Hostetleron April 22, 2020
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My least favorite part of being a literary agent is saying no. Unfortunately, like my colleagues, I do it a lot. I review and, alas, reject dozens of submissions every month. (I prefer the word “decline,” but as a writer myself I know “rejection” feels more accurate to the recipient.) Rejection is hard. For writers. For agents. For editors. Most of the time, when I or my assistant say, “no thank …

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How to Start an Author Podcast

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on April 21, 2020
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This episode originally aired on the Novel Marketing Podcast. This is effectively a short audiobook on how to start a podcast. If you have ever thought about starting your own podcast, this is not an episode you will want to miss. You can find a blog version here. Sponsor: Christian Writers Institute The Lockdown Learn From Home Bundles will be ending at the end of April! There are three bundles …

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How to Start an Author Podcast

By Thomas Umstattd, Jr.on April 21, 2020
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This episode originally aired on the Novel Marketing Podcast. This is effectively a short audiobook on how to start a podcast. If you have ever thought about starting your own podcast, this is not an episode you will want to miss. You can find a blog version here. Sponsor: Christian Writers Institute The Lockdown Learn […]
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Use Your Thesaurus and Dictionary Correctly

By Steve Laubeon April 20, 2020
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Today we look at how one writer uses his thesaurus and dictionary in a fascinating way. The following is a five-minute video from Martin Amis, one of Britain’s well-known literary novelists and essayists. I recommend clicking the “cc” close-captioned on the bottom next to the settings button. That way you can read his words while also hearing them. Below the video I have a couple …

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The Feather Duster

By Tamela Hancock Murrayon April 16, 2020
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You might think my purchase of a feather duster has nothing to do with writing, but I found a correlation. Relationships. That is why I bought my feather duster from Fly Lady (website here). Fly Lady has an excellent housecleaning system that I am too free-spirited to follow. However, I have been receiving her emails for years. I know she is not my friend. She is running a business. However, her …

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